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LIBRARY EXPERTS

[] [|David V. Loertscher]

http://www.davidvl.org/Home.html [|David Warlick] //Educator, Writer, Programmer, Public Speaker & Entrepreneur// []

[|Will Richardson]//educator, speaker, author, 10-year blogger at Weblogg-ed and now here. I'm trying to answer the question "What happens to schools and classrooms and learning in a 2.0 world?" New book: Personal Learning Networks...// []

**//Educating Preservice Media Specialists: Developing School Leaders//**Sharon Vansickle, Media Specialist/Technology Coordinator, Norcross High School, Norcross, Georgia, United States - LEADERSHIP
 * Vansickle’s six enduring elements of a library media program: **

1) A warm and caring individual who promotes the love of reading. 2) Promotes learning through materials and technology for youth. 3) Inspires excellence. 4) Provides the best learning tools. 5) Joins teachers in the creation of exciting experiences. 6) Guides individual students as they venture into the world of information and technology.


 * ANN WASMAN - **In handbook style for easy reference, The New Steps to Service features chapters grouped in three sections: Handling Materials, Dealing with Details, and Working with People. Use it for practical advice on such basics as collection development, selection, taking inventory, classifying, cataloging, budgeting, and more. Build points with constituents—parents, teachers, and administrators—with public relations pointers. Get started on advancing your career by learning how to build a network of colleagues and develop yourself professionally.
 * wrote //Ideas for Promoting your School Library Program (1996).// **


 * ADMINISTERING THE LIBRARY MEDIA Center (2010) **by Betty J. Morris -


 * Joyce Valenza** is known for her "Best Librarian" Blog -

Who is BARBARA STRIPLING
 * Created the Stripling Model of Inquiry, a model being used at the Library of Congress and throughout the country.
 * Wrote or edited numerous professional articles and books, including the latest book — Teaching for Inquiry: Engaging the Learner Within, by Ruth V. Small, Marilyn P. Arnone, Barbara K. Stripling, and Pam Berger (Neal-Schuman, 2011).